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I'm playing the 3rd map of the Inferno campaign... Oh my god, what unbearable boredom!
After the engaging and fresh campaign, this Inferno is simply unbearable. Every 5 meters there's a fortress, where the people would gladly surrender, but it's not allowed. In auto-battle, the AI throws away armies for no reason, so you have to manually control the mobs that are tightly packed together. And there are so many of them...
I just can't finish it. I used to play the previous campaigns until morning, even though I had to go to work. But I couldn't stop. And I've been trying to get through Inferno for a week now... The hero is strong, there are enough armies, and I've optimized everything as much as possible! But what a drag!:smile30:
I agree, there are too many fortresses, especially in the last mission. But it's not the most boring campaign.
Цикл "Закадычные враги": "Особенное гостеприимство, "Супероружие", "Меж молотом и наковальней"
"Падение Шантири"
Кампания для "Кодекса Войны"
"Выбор Сагиттеля"
In my opinion, there's an even less interesting Orc campaign. I liked the demonic missions 1 and 3, but not a single one in the Orc campaign.
But I liked the Orc campaign. :smile01:
On the contrary, I liked the Orc campaign, along with the Naked campaign, the most. I played both of them and simply couldn't stop! And, if you ask me to play Inferno again, I'll probably ask how much he'll pay me for this arduous task. It's not that it's difficult, but it's boring.
The Nagas have a fresh take on the race itself, and the Inferno creatures are also designed from scratch.
The campaign featuring Anton is the most boring (the missions are inconsistent, with 3-4 missions featuring only one enemy race and a lot of castles, and battles are almost without losses for the "hero"). And he himself is neither fish nor fowl (he was a supporter of Elrath - he backed down, he killed the Nagas - he saw that his sister was in charge - he drank tea and left). The second and third missions have very little narrative value (except for the underground with Kate and Kirill, but this is more of an additional element). Whereas in Nastya's campaign, all the episodes develop a single storyline.